What if death isn’t the end, but a reboot? This week, we dive headfirst into the eerie, emotional, and sometimes absurd world of reincarnation. From ancient Hindu and Buddhist beliefs to modern-day cases of kids remembering lives they never lived, we follow the soul's paper trail across time. Plus: Dolores Cannon’s wild theories, scientific rabbit holes, and the cosmic HR department you really don’t want to visit twice.

🔁 General Reincarnation Concepts

• The Upanishads – Key Hindu texts discussing the atman and samsara

• The Dhammapada (Buddhist scripture) – Core teachings on karma and rebirth

• Britannica – “Reincarnation | Definition, Origins, Beliefs”
  https://www.britannica.com/topic/reincarnation

• University of Virginia Division of Perceptual Studies – Dr. Ian Stevenson's research archive
  https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/

• NPR – “Can Some Children Remember Their Past Lives?”
  https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/

• James Leininger:

  • ABC News – “Boy’s Past Life as WWII Pilot”
    https://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=894217&page=1

• Shanti Devi:

  • The Reincarnation Research Center
    https://reincarnationresearch.com/shanti-devi/

• Pollock Twins:

  • Live Science – “Strange but True: Twins Reincarnated?”
    https://www.livescience.com/39651-reincarnation.html

• Dolores Cannon Official Site
  https://www.dolorescannon.com

• Gaia – “What Are Soul Contracts?”
  https://www.gaia.com/article/what-are-soul-contracts

🧠 Scientific & Psychological Perspectives👤 Case Studies🌌 Dolores Cannon & Esoteric Perspectives

Ancient warriors don’t take detours—and if you’re in their path, good luck. In this week’s episode of Stormy Willow, dives into the chilling Hawaiian legend of the Night Marchers.

This week, while Sarah’s living it up in New York City, Adell is kicking off May by celebrating some serious bad seeds. In honor of the month that honors mothers, we’re turning the spotlight on five women who were anything but traditional: the tormented Anneliese Michel, the mischievous Fox Sisters, the accused of the Salem Witch Trials, the rebel spirit Lilith, and Scotland’s last witch, Helen Duncan. From possession to séances to legends that refused to die, these bad mama jamas shook history — and we’re here for every haunted minute of it.

Some cryptids lurk in the shadows. This one stares straight into your soul.

This week, we’re sniffing around the legend of the Michigan Dogman—a towering, wolf-like creature that walks on two legs, shrugs off bullets, and has a real flair for dramatic entrances. From 1800s logging roads to prison yards and late-night off-roading trips, we’ve got firsthand accounts that’ll have you side-eyeing every tree line.

📚 Sources & References:

Dogman Encounters Radio – Hosted by Vic Cundiff

https://dogmanencountersradio.com

Episodes referenced:

E550 – Ryan (North Georgia / Prison Lockdown)

E570 – Debra (Tennessee hunter and riverbank encounters)

E573 – Chris (Warsaw, Indiana)

The Legend by Steve Cook – 1987 song originally aired on WTCM-FM, Traverse City, MI

https://www.michigan-dogman.com/thelegend.html

Gable Film Hoax Investigation – Originally featured on YouTube and discussed in forums such as Cryptomundo

Confirmed hoax by creator Mike Agrusa.

https://youtu.be/4fDeT8H2CwQ?si=6nD9dJ1DV8sX_8il

Native American Shapeshifter Lore –

Anishinaabe and Ojibwe stories of spirit guardians and territorial beings

Common themes drawn from shapeshifter traditions, notably in Great Lakes and Midwestern tribal myths

Historical Reports

1887 Wexford County lumberjack sighting

1937 alleged wild dog attack

1957 & 1967 cases referenced in “The Legend” lyrics

Reddit threads, cryptid forums, and eyewitness compilations (used for paraphrasing regional sightings and matching behavioral patterns)

Southern Gothic meets glitter gospel, with a heavy dose of cult control and hair-sprayed manipulation.

Welcome to Camp Stormy Willow, where the s’mores are cursed and the cryptids don’t follow the rules. In this chaotic compilation, we revisit some of the wildest monsters we've ever covered—Bigfoot, Mothman, Black Eyed Kids, the Jersey Devil, and more—as they come together for one legendary summer. It’s spooky, it’s silly, it’s Monster Mayhem. Roll call starts now.

Popes in palaces. Time machines in the basement. A filing cabinet so secret you need a prayer to open it. This week, we’re deep-diving into the world’s holiest city-state and asking: what the actual hell is going on behind those gold doors? From haunted crypts and cursed relics to real-life exorcists and a prophecy that says this might be the last Pope ever—we’re cracking open centuries of mystery, scandal, and sacred shade. Get in, loser. We’re going to Vatican City.

General Historical and Structural Info

• Vatican.va – Official Vatican website (basic info about the state, pope, Swiss Guard, archives, etc.)

• History.com – Background on the Lateran Treaty, Vatican City’s creation, and papal history

• Britannica.com – Overviews of Vatican institutions, exorcisms, relics, and the papacy

Specific Topics and Claims

The Secret Archives & Forbidden Books

• National Geographic’s “Secrets of the Vatican” (documentary + article)

• Vatican Apostolic Archive (archive.vatican.va)

• “The Vatican’s Secret Archives Aren’t Secret” – The Atlantic

The Vatican Necropolis / St. Peter’s Tomb

• Vatican’s Scavi Office (scavi.va)

• Smithsonian Magazine: “The Secret History Beneath the Vatican”

RH-Negative Blood Theory

• Ancient Origins: “The Mystery of Rh-Negative Blood”

• Gaia.com articles (used with caution due to fringe angle)

Chronovisor

• “Father Ernetti’s Chronovisor: The Vatican’s Secret Time Machine” – Mysterious Universe

• Fortean Times and Ancient Aliens references (credible in the way spooky entertainment needs to be)

Prophecy of the Popes / St. Malachy

• “Prophecy of the Popes” – Catholic Encyclopedia

• History Today: “Is Pope Francis the Last Pope?”

Emanuela Orlandi Case

• Netflix: Vatican Girl (documentary series)

• BBC News, Reuters, and NPR reports on tomb openings and Vatican responses

Miracle of San Gennaro

• LiveScience: “Blood of Saint Januarius Turns to Liquid in Alleged Miracle”

• Smithsonian Channel coverage of the phenomenon

VatiLeaks

• The Guardian, New York Times, and BBC News articles on both VatiLeaks scandals

• “Merchants in the Temple” – Gianluigi Nuzzi (journalist involved in VatiLeaks)

Cadaver Synod

• History Extra: “The Cadaver Synod: The Pope Who Put a Corpse on Trial”

• Catholic Herald historical features

Two travelers. Two roadside stops. One terrifying question: what if time doesn’t just move forward? This week: gas stations, glitches, and time-traveling dads!

At 30 East Drive, the poltergeist doesn’t just make noise—it throws furniture, slams doors, and terrorizes anyone inside. What began as falling dust and eerie cold spots escalated into green foam oozing from faucets, lights exploding, and the dark figure of the Black Monk lurking in the shadows. Even priests failed to stop it. Decades later, the terror hasn’t faded—visitors report being pushed, scratched, and watched by something unseen. Is this Britain’s most violent haunting, or is there another explanation? Enter if you dare.

In 1952, Flatwoods, West Virginia, locals encountered a 10-foot-tall, red-eyed, hissing creature after seeing a UFO-like object crash nearby. Described as gliding with a spade-shaped body and reeking of sulfur, the Flatwoods Monster terrified witnesses, sparked alien theories, and became a legendary cryptid—despite never being seen again.